NanoPoli Centre · 2024–2026

Awards & recognitions

We mentor young researchers and innovators from their first idea to the international stage. These are the recognitions they have earned.

5international awards
5host countries
12392entries in the toughest field
High school team with diplomas at European Researchers' Night
The team at their experiment stand
2024
September 2024

European Researchers' Night

Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina
2nd place out of 11 teams

Mentoring the second-placed high school team in a field of eleven teams.

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Award ceremony at Balkathon in Tirana
Team InnoGirls at Balkathon 5.0
2024
October 2024

Balkathon

Tirana, Albania
Special recognition

Mentoring team “InnoGirls”, winners of one of the two special recognitions for innovative ideas by high school students from the Western Balkans.

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Winners with the first place diploma at POPRI
Presenting the REGLASS project
2025
May 2025

POPRI EUSAIR Youth

Crete, Greece
1st place

First place in the innovative business plan category, competing against ten high school teams from the Adriatic-Ionian countries.

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Student receiving an honourable mention in Lidice
International Children's Exhibition of Fine Arts Lidice
2026
July 2026

ICEFA Lidice Memorial Art Competition

Lidice, Czech Republic
Honourable mention · top 5% of 12,392 entries

Mentoring a student who received an honourable mention, placing in the top 5% among 12,392 entries from 70 countries, for an artwork on the theme “The Book” inspired by environmental protection sciences.

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Laureates of the Western Balkans Young Innovators Award in Brussels
NanoPoli Centre receiving the award
2026
October 2026

Western Balkans Young Innovators Award

Brussels, Belgium
Best idea from Bosnia and Herzegovina

Mentoring a young researcher in developing a business idea based on innovation in materials science: the best idea from Bosnia and Herzegovina among six selected mentored young innovators.

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We help pupils, students and young researchers turn ideas into projects, and projects into international success.